Love is the one subject every one of us is an expert on, and none of us fully understands. This month on Something Larger, Wendy Huber explores the whole territory of love: the romance and the devotion, the madness and the tenderness, and the thin, luminous line between loving another person completely and reaching for something larger still. From the ancient mystic poets who saw the divine in the eyes of the beloved, to a farewell song written by a country legend and made immortal by one of the great voices of our time, to a little French song that needs no translation, this show listens for the place where human love and holy love meet. Bookended, as always, by Joni Mitchell looking at love from both sides now.

What if what we're seeking is right where we already are? Wendy Huber listens for the holy in morning light, a sink full of dishes, a field of elk grazing, and an ordinary day of the week, with songs that find the whole sacred world in everyday things.

Rock and roll has been asking the deepest questions of human life for seventy-five years — about love, loss, justice, identity, death, and the hunger for something more. Tune in today at 4 for a new public affairs show, Something Larger, a show that listens to that conversation with open ears and a generous spirit, welcoming every tradition and none.